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We screened a sample of stock-exchange listed new biotechnology firms (Table 1), which are representative for the Belgian biotechnology cluster and for the different business models described.

Lost in the headlines about the patient's story and ramifications was the role of biotech company ViroLogic, which screened a sample of the patient's HIV virus to determine which classes of antiretroviral drugs his virus was resistant to.

TG independently screened a sample of articles for inclusion.

Here, σisotype is the standard deviation of the normalized transit-time values we measured when we screened a sample of cells with a node-pore consisting of only multiple isotype-control segments (see SI). Figure 2C shows the phenotypic profiles of 10 individual NB4 and AP-1060 cells.

The likelihood of a variant to be disease-causing can be tested by screening a sample of unrelated cases or additional sets of affected families for the mutation [36].

Later in the screening process, NM screened a random sample of 10% of full-text articles assessed (n=12), agreement was 92%.

In addition, we screened a large sample of populations of the three recognised subspecies for nucleotide sequence variation in two mtDNA genes (COI and ATPase).

NM and ERB double screened a random sample of 10% of titles and abstracts from the studies from 2006 onwards which they had not previously screened (n=257), agreement with the primary screener was 96%.

Those interviewed with SCID were not a random sample of all patients screened, but a sample of cases suspected of having bipolar disorder on the basis of the finding in the MDQ, or other clinical factors.

The articles were screened from a sample of 893 potentially relevant publications indexed in the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, the Database of Abstracts of Reviews of Effects, Medline, and Embase.

Two of us (AM, DM) independently screened a representative sample of 250 articles, in order to develop inclusion and exclusion criteria.